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STORY AT-A-GLANCE
In 2022, Pfizer became the first drug company in history to break $100 billion in annual sales. That year, Pfizer spent $2.8 billion on ads, an increase of $800 million from 2021
But Pfizer's success isn't due to direct ads. It's because a) the U.S. government spent $1 billion of taxpayers' money to promote the experimental COVID jab, and b) Pfizer paid millions to consumer, medical and civil rights groups that lobbied for COVID jab mandates on Pfizer's behalf
Special interest groups paid by Pfizer to push for COVID jab mandates and coercive vaccine policies include the Chicago Urban league (which argued that the jab mandate would benefit the Black community), the National Consumers League, the Immunization Partnership, the Advertising Council and a long list of universities and cancer, liver diseases, cardiology, rheumatology and medical science organizations
April 19, 2023, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revised its COVID jab guidance. The original monovalent mRNA shots are no longer recommended for use in the U.S. Instead, the CDC recommends people 6 years old and older get an updated bivalent mRNA COVID shot, even if they've not completed the monovalent series
While the World Health Organization seems to be backing off from endless COVID boosters for all, there's clear evidence that mRNA gene therapy is here to stay. mRNA "vaccines" are in the works for influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), shingles, genital herpes and cancer, just to name a few